Rangers are poised to pocket a profit of around £1 million on Finland winger Oliver Antman after accepting a £4.5 million bid from Belgian side Anderlecht, according to the Scottish Sun.
Rangers Set to Profit on Antman Sale as Scottish Transfer Gossip Swirls

Rangers are poised to pocket a profit of around £1 million on Finland winger Oliver Antman after accepting a £4.5 million bid from Belgian side Anderlecht, according to the Scottish Sun.
The Ibrox club originally signed Antman for a reported £3.5 million, meaning the sale would represent a tidy return on an investment that failed to fully deliver in Glasgow. Former Rangers loanee Vaclav Cerny has emerged as one of the names shortlisted to fill the vacancy left by Antman's departure.
McInnes ban appeal
Rangers manager Derek McInnes will take his place in the dugout for the Scottish Premiership opener against Dundee United on Friday, despite a four-game touchline ban handed down by the SFA. The club are appealing the punishment, which allows McInnes to remain pitchside while the process plays out.
Celtic and Brentford at odds over Arthur
Celtic's pursuit of defender Benjamin Arthur has hit a roadblock, with Brentford rejecting a permanent transfer offer for the player who spent last season on loan at Parkhead. The Bees are unwilling to let Arthur leave on a full transfer basis at this stage, according to the Richmond and Twickenham Times.
Separately, Celtic's interest in Real Oviedo winger Haissem Hassan faces a tough negotiation. Sporting director David Fernandez made clear that Hassan will depart only on the Spanish club's own terms, complicating the Parkhead side's attempts to bring him to Scotland.
Rangers eye wide options
Rangers are also tracking Coventry City winger Jahnoah Markelo as they look to strengthen their attacking options, per the Rangers Review. Brighton's Amario Cozier-Duberry continues to be a player of interest for the Ibrox club as well.
Other Scottish football snippets
Kilmarnock are closing in on a move for former Rangers defender Johnly Yfeko, who has spent the past two years at Exeter City, the Daily Record reports.
Dundee United midfielder Julius Eskesen is attracting attention from Danish club Esbjerg fB, according to the Courier.
Andreas Skov Olsen, whose loan spell at Rangers last season failed to impress, has undergone a medical at Basaksehir ahead of yet another loan move, this time from parent club Wolfsburg.
Islam Chesnokov has agreed to join Russian side Krylia Sovetov in the new year — just weeks after leaving Hearts to sign for Kazakh club Tobol.
Teenage goalkeeper Alfie Halliwell, who departed Rangers earlier this summer, is on trial at Derby County, per Football Insider.


